Where Prosperity Comes From
A digested summary notes railroads nationwide spent 440 million dollars on equipment and facilities this year including 200 million for cars and 45 million for locomotives. An additional 9 million was authorized for 1924 and divided among locomotives trackage and facilities. The American Association says railroads are raising capital largely by borrowing, relying on public fairness and the Transportation Act of 1920 for protection of railroad property.
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Weather and music, manners and misprints in odd notes
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Williams Jameson Reelected? A Story of Political Comeback
A fragment describes William Jennings Bryan facing repeated rebuffs at a meeting, being removed from a hall, and remarking that it seemed they did not want him inside. It notes he recently ran before Presbyterian assembly for moderator and was defeated, then received a minor committee chair.
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Rippling Rhymes at the Crossing by Walt Maron
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